When they get to the ‘bat cave’ she gets locked in a cell where there’s a guy in another cell called Duke who tells Hunter he’s been there for years and that he knew her father. Once Hunter and Bear get to San Diego things go wrong and Bear turns on Hunter and Seeker the guy that their supposed to be taking down helps Hunter and her explains that Captain has put a hit out on her and he tells her that he can help and send her into a sort of witness protection programme. Hunter and her work partner Bear are bounty hunters and Hunter is the best at the job, she is the first one that Captain picks when it comes to the hard cases, the main problem is as a part of their deal she is supposed to get 3 days off between cases but he hasn’t given her time off in a while, so when Hunter and Bear get back after a case she expects to have at least three days off but Captain has other plans, he is sending Hunter and Bear to San Diego on an important job to find someone who seems to be off the grid. I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book Via NetGalley. There were moments that I was totally into the book though and hooked on getting to the next chapter, so there is that. I just didn’t like how unrealistic it was. Everything basically worked out like perfect (except for a death which I’m not going to spoil). She was just a little too cliché.Īlso, the ending was just….
The book dips into it for a moment but there wasn’t enough personalization for me to truly fall in love with Hunter throughout the book. There was also an instance where there was not enough information relating to a certain topic and that was Hunter’s back story. On a brighter side though it made the book good for a nice afternoon read. This would’ve been carried out so much better if she got into more detail and didn’t rush things so much. I think a part of it was that Henderson tried to include way too much information into way too small of a book.
While the idea behind the book was great I wasn’t totally in love with the writing. This is where I’m gonna go a little off the tracks of positivity and onto critique mountain.
There was a great idea here that had so much potential. Seeker was adorable, lovable, and heroic. I have a few complaints about the book that I’ll get into in a moment but I prefer to open with more positivity in my reviews.įirst, I enjoyed the characters that were thought up for this book. While it took me quite a while to finish the book, it’s only because I’ve been so busy. “Hunter” by Sarai Henderson was a fun, short read.
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